InfoPath Dev

DBXL allows you to create a SharePoint mapping to a form library. This form library will use the DocID as the link that users will click to open a document. If you wish to create a new, customized...

You can now integrate your browser-enabled qRules form or forms that have custom code using the content type mapping in DBXL! This is previously done by using the qRules command called SwapDOM. Now with...

SharePoint Designer allows you to receive data from DBXL’s web methods, and one method is particularly interesting when creating a SharePoint Data View. The DBXLDocumentService web service contains GetListitems...

SharePoint Designer allows you to receive data from DBXL’s web methods, and one method is particularly interesting when creating a SharePoint Data View. The DBXLDocumentService web service contains GetListitems...

The attached document started out as a forum post from Jeff Tangen. It has evolved over time to include additional information. Its aim is to show you how to create a SharePoint data view that retrieves...

This document will provide a brief overview of the various options that allow you to integrate DBXL with SharePoint. Throughout the document we will reference documents that are available on Qdabra.com;...

Conditional SharePoint mappings in DBXL v2.3 (and later) allow you to use hardcoded form libraries as a workaround for Document Type Active Directory group permissions. The steps in this document will...

Qdabra's Database Accelerator (DBXL) allows you to query SharePoint by using the appropriately named QuerySharepoint web service. This document is the User Manual for anyone who wants additional information...

DBXL allows you to create a SharePoint mapping to a form library. In that SharePoint form library, the Title column is used as a link to open the form. However, you may choose to add a link to a different...

With DBXL v2.3 and later you can integrate your solution with SharePoint. In this document, we will present a step-by-step walkthrough that allows you to create a SharePoint mapping for an InfoPath form...